Ógra Blog
“Terminally ill people struggle to get medical cards as TDs rush through euthanasia/ assisted suicide legislation” – Ógra Aontú
Ógra Aontú have expressed their dismay at the fact that there is no mention of medical card reform for terminally ill patients in #Budget2021. Spokesperson for Ógra Aontú, Becky Kealy, [...]
“SUSI funding announcement welcome but clarity needed” – Ógra Aontú
Ógra Aontú have welcomed the announcement by Higher Education Minister Simon Harris of a fifty million one-off hardship fund for third level students, but they say clarity is needed around [...]
“Students left in dark regarding lecture times” – Ógra Aontú
Ógra Aontú have today called on the Minister for Higher Education, Simon Harris, to ensure that third level institutions around the country provide clarity with regards to lecture times and [...]
Ógra Aontú Statement on Murder of Homeless Man
Ógra Aontú have expressed their shock at the murder of a homeless man in Dublin this week. Spokesperson for the group Luke-Peter Silke said: “We in Ógra Aontú have been [...]
Ógra Aontú call on the Health Minister to address concerns about home abortions
Ógra Aontú have today called on the Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly, to put an end to the practice of 'telemedicine abortions'. Spokesperson for the group, Bernadette Harkin said: "Last [...]
SUSI process meaner and tighter this year than ever before
Secretary of Ógra Aontú, Dáire Tully Ógra Aontú have said that the Department of Education’s SUSI grant scheme is increasingly unfit for purpose, as inconsistencies in grant approval [...]